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emotional
mysterious
reflective
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
This was such a unique and interesting read. The injection of AI into romance and dating is pretty dystopian but the outcome of this story is so wholesome.
Indi and Jack were characters I really enjoyed. From their uniquely detached nature to working through their emotions towards themselves, their surroundings and others. For a world where technology is growing but isn’t portrayed as dystopian it was really interesting how much Peggy means to Indiana and even you as a reader as I truly ended up loving the humanity of this quantum computers character.
Additionally the workplace struggles across the workplace and its projects were interesting and kept me engaged throughout the plot.
I also enjoyed linas chaotic family as well as the queer rep with her and her wife, they definitely bring people together and I feel were vital to the plot, everyone coming together and then finally facing their outcomes.
Indi and Jack were characters I really enjoyed. From their uniquely detached nature to working through their emotions towards themselves, their surroundings and others. For a world where technology is growing but isn’t portrayed as dystopian it was really interesting how much Peggy means to Indiana and even you as a reader as I truly ended up loving the humanity of this quantum computers character.
Additionally the workplace struggles across the workplace and its projects were interesting and kept me engaged throughout the plot.
I also enjoyed linas chaotic family as well as the queer rep with her and her wife, they definitely bring people together and I feel were vital to the plot, everyone coming together and then finally facing their outcomes.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Alcohol, Death, and Grief
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